Heavy Duty Door Mount Kit RVDM117KIT Replace for Rev-A-Shelf，Compatible with All RV Series Waste Containers，HPRV/HRV Hampers

I had ordered these in order to mount a double trash can unit to a door face. They were not made to work together but because the bottom metal plate it with a good deal of extra metal, I was able to drill holes through it so the small bolts could mate with the roll-outs frame. So they worked well for me. Solid metal and with the extra shims I was able to make it all work.

Easy to is install. Works exactly as you'd expect. The giant rolls of trash bags from costco do not fit in the tray in the back but that's not a big deal.

Quite possibly the worst institutions I’ve ever received for any project ever. I think I’ve been able to follow verbal instructions more easily, and I have an auditory processing disorder... But a very solidly built product. This took me entirely too long to put together. Part of that is that my cabinet is in a corner and is about as small as you can install one of these in. My biggest gripe is with the bolts and nuts for the L brackets. The nuts come with plastic on one side, which makes them VERY grippy on the bolt, but 100% impossible to turn without a wrench, which is not a listed tool you’ll need or something that’s provided. My second biggest gripe is that the bolts to attach the door mount to the L brackets are two different lengths but there’s no explanation as to why. And it wasn’t until after I was done that I realized the extra parts lying around are because you can change them so all four are the same, which would’ve been super helpful to know in my case. Important note—even though the Rev-a-Shelf pull out will 100% fit in an 11.5 inch opening, these door mounts WILL extend further than your door if you put them where they’re “supposed” to go. Barely, but you’ll see it. Given that, I chose to put the brackets on the inside of the tracks instead of outside to regain a tiny bit of clearance to the door. If your door previously had soft close hinges, attaching the bracket may be tricky since there’s a big ol’ hole but it’s doable. I am having trouble tweaking the angles to get the door to lay flush and I wish there were some tips to doing that included. All in all, once it was on I’m happy with the outcome. But I never ever want to do that again in my lifetime.

Part fit perfectly. Very happy!

Not for partial overlay doors, but nowhere does it say that! Further tolerances are too narrow and impossible to get the screws in, shame on them